Kaustav Majumdar

This is truly and certainly an epoch of British excellence of humor and sarcasm cleverly with mixed with wit and intellect and passed along though some of biggest and most prolific people in Britain who had the comic, academic and/or acting chops to follow through every single sketch, every single episode. To be fair, It gets better with every passing season in an ascending order of excellence. If you are seeking some reassurance if this is worth your time, I would implore it really is. And if nothing else, do watch the Season 4 and the specials - cause by then they had perfected the Blackadder formula, a magic potion that will make stomach ache in the best of ways. That's my say. Enjoy!

You know what its about. Kejriwal. The man and his journey to becoming a myth of Indian political system. It does tell the story of his rise, AAP's roots and what happened till the day they won. All well and good, since it even takes the guts to shows biases and polarization of the party and its people. It is not about heroes or villains - just about not underestimating the populace, ever. I would have preferred it told about what happened internally on a more transparent scale, showing more about the dark horse that left - Yogendra Yadav & co. It should told more about why AAP couldn't stick to their popular democracy and whirled back into the eye of the storm that is IITian tax officer turned activist turned politician. Well, it still is a good documentary and if anybody that was involved in the making of it is reading this, you should know I, and probably a lot of others, appreciate your work. Good Luck going ahead!